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This 100%
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Similar to an experience I had in my first job - repairing electronics (pcb’s, components, tuning radios and lasers) for supply chain environments and we were (loosely) reported on via how many jobs were completed per day and the average fo
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I went to see the definition of the word decimate because I thought it was a stronger word than one-in-ten reduction, more like reduce-most-of or something, but yep, it’s history is fascinating and it actually does mean one-in-ten harking b
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Specifically on reddit and twitter, the few times I’ve used them, they seem to be filled with assholes. It seems that these people have no release for their views in the real world and for some reason these social sites are suitable places
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I think early FB (maybe ~2007 iirc) was fine. You posted status updates, photos, and browsed your feed in chronological order with no silly prioritising of different posts or stuffing ads and videos between them. The ads were unobtrusive ve
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5y ago
My simple answer because I have a synology NAS is the synology note app with my iPhone and desktop web app. The app works well, works offline with sync, secure notes, hierarchical notes in folders… Very good solution if you already have syn
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5y ago
Yeah trust your gut feeling most, good advice.
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Totally. I like to use the phrase “pick your battles” - it’s just not worth pushing to prove the other person wrong sometimes.
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5y ago
These HR/comp points are so true.
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A few that come to mind: 1. You don’t know everything. Even if you disagree listen to colleagues that have more experience and try to understand their perspective of why they think a certain way. 2. I wasn’t as mature as I thought I was. I
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Yep, seconding the Synology solution referenced - its quite good and low/no maintenance overhead.
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I reckon Marmalade, with outside chance of QuinceJam
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But do we know the age of the top 1%? Maybe there’s a lot over 70
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5y ago
The marketers believe its best place for their newsletters so you gotta convince them why we’ll bother looking somewhere else.
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5y ago
“Maybe a way to comment, flag, or otherwise call out bad output?” A copilot for copilot? :)
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5y ago
Checks are still big in the US, no?
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5y ago
I need to second this ^ there’s nothing harder than a new job (let alone a challenging one!) with a new born. Maybe take a couple of years to really consider what the next move is before doing it. Speak with recruiters, find out what your r
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5y ago
Hey I just wanted to say to watch out with social (FB, Tinder, anywhere people curate their content) as what you see really isn’t reality, people are showing off and it generally makes people feel bad about themselves that isn’t just you. N
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This ^ Also think about what about your career/work that you enjoy. You could change something up, a change is as good as a holiday as they say - try a new company, an adjacent role, hell if you don’t like your responsibilities could y
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5y ago
Don’t give up just yet. I’ve had ups and downs at different companies, different levels of seniority, different cultures, different quality of people in the team etc. I’ve worked at a few toxic places as well as good places but with toxic m
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I’ve mostly used Word for requirements/user stories, you can turn on track changes. I’ve mostly used excel for WBS. I’ve also seen things like JIRA and Trello used for small projects where you don’t need a formal requirements doc and y
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5y ago
How about the person being asked if they will provide their data. It’s not hard.
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I did this. I had multiple roles where I got promoted (part dedication / part luck) and I enjoyed thinking strategically, having a greater impact and leading people to realise their goals, however I never had any support or training re
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6y ago
Heaps more time with the kids :) Also started doing some woodwork and more of the cooking!
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Oh sorry I misread what the length was! :)
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6y ago
I work for a reasonably large corporate in regulated space holding client data, and yeah, our infosec are regularly sending security questionaires. They go to new vendors, or existing vendors when we plan to purchase something new from them
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6y ago
What regulation do you think would apply? And how/why would this regulation differ for e2e encrypted chat products like Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp etc that can’t access text based chat messages?
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6y ago
Also Chrome/Chromium.
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The snark in this comment, and the general aggresiveness on HN to a new technology is becoming tiring. If you don’t know about it and want to join the discussion then research it or askquestions rather than armchair dismissing it. There is
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6y ago
Hmm.. the ex-Head of Ads providing an ad-free privacy-first search engine? Not sure I’d trust them...
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